TradingView Webhook Trading Bot (Python)
Python bot that turns your TradingView alerts into broker orders. Starts in paper-trading mode, with safety limits and a trade log.
What you’ll get
This is what you receive after you order.
- The bot's full Python source code, with no monthly fee
- A secure web address that receives your TradingView alerts (protected by a secret key)
- Paper-trading mode switched on by default. Live trading only starts when you change a setting yourself
- Safety limits you control: maximum order size, allowed symbols, duplicate-alert filter, rate limit
- A trade log that records every alert and every order result
- A connection to the broker you choose when you order (see the package on Fiverr, or ask me)
- A step-by-step setup guide and an example alert message to paste into TradingView
Before you buy
- What you need
Windows, macOS or Linux (or a small cloud server that stays online)
A TradingView plan that includes webhook alerts, with two-factor authentication turned on
API access from your own broker account, for example moomoo/Futu (through OpenD), Alpaca or Interactive Brokers
Basic comfort running a program from a terminal. The setup guide shows every step
- How you can use it
- Use it for your own trading accounts. Do not resell, share or publish the source code. Third-party services such as TradingView and your broker have their own terms. Read the license
Preview the product
See a sample of the material before choosing your pack.
Read the sample
Example alert message you would paste into TradingView:
{
"secret": "CHANGE_ME_LONG_RANDOM_TOKEN",
"broker": "moomoo",
"symbol": "US.AAPL",
"action": "buy",
"qty": 10,
"order_type": "limit",
"price": {{close}},
"alert_id": "{{ticker}}-{{time}}"
}
Example settings file (you edit this on your own computer):
mode: paper # change to live only after testing
max_order_qty: 100 # the bot rejects larger orders
allowed_symbols: [US.AAPL, US.MSFT]
rate_limit_per_30s: 15How to get started
- 1
Choose how to order: pick a package on Fiverr, or message me on WhatsApp or Telegram with your broker and a sample of your TradingView alert.
- 2
I send you the bot and the setup guide. Where the package includes it, I also help you set it up.
- 3
Run it in paper-trading mode and send a test alert from TradingView. Check that the simulated order and the log line appear.
- 4
Run several paper trades. Only if you are happy, change the setting for live trading yourself.
Tips for checking your results
- Trading involves risk and you can lose money. You are responsible for your own strategy and your own trading account.
- Never send passwords, trading passwords or API keys in a chat message. You type them into the bot's local settings file yourself.
- Keep paper-trading mode on until you have tested everything.
- TradingView can occasionally fail to deliver an alert. Check TradingView's own alert log if an order does not appear.
Updates & support
- Updates
- You receive the version that is current when you order. Fixes for broken files are included. Future versions are not promised.
- Support
- Setup questions about this bot are answered by Fiverr message, WhatsApp or Telegram. Support does not include strategy help or the cost of third-party services.
- Last updated
- October 20, 2026
Keep learning for free
Practice the skill first, and choose a kit when you need the editable files.
Frequently asked questions
Does this bot give trading signals or a strategy?
No. You bring your own TradingView strategy or alerts. The bot only carries your alerts to your broker.
Does moomoo or Futu accept TradingView webhooks directly?
Not directly. TradingView sends the alert to this bot, and the bot places the order through moomoo's OpenD gateway and API. OpenD must be running and logged in on your computer or server.
What do I need on TradingView?
A TradingView plan that includes webhook alerts, with two-factor authentication turned on. Plans and names change, so check TradingView's pricing page before you buy.
Can I test the bot without risking real money?
Yes. Paper (simulated) trading is switched on by default. Live trading only starts after you change a setting in the bot's settings file yourself.
Does the bot need to stay running all the time?
Yes, it must be online when an alert fires. It can run on your own computer or on a small cloud server. The setup guide explains both.
Do you need my broker password or API keys?
No. You type your own credentials into a settings file on your own machine. Never send passwords or API keys in a message, and I will never ask for them.
Which brokers can the bot connect to?
The broker connections available depend on the package you order. Message me your broker first so I can confirm it before you pay.
What happens if an alert fails or my internet drops?
Every alert and order result is written to a log. TradingView does not guarantee delivery, so also check its own alert log. Rejected orders can be sent to you as a Telegram message.
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